Mailcoach now has an MCP server, so AI assistants can help inspect your audiences, review campaign stats, prepare drafts, and work with templates.
You can now browse every Mailcoach API endpoint, parameter, and response schema in an interactive API reference.
The new Mailcoach CLI lets you manage lists, subscribers, campaigns, templates, transactional mails, and automations from your terminal or AI agent.
You can now sign in to Mailcoach with passkeys, so you no longer need to type your email address and password every time.
You can now create send-only API keys that can send transactional emails without access to any other Mailcoach API endpoints.
The email list performance dashboard now shows recent campaign open and click rates, giving you a quick overview of how your campaigns perform.
The self-hosted version of Mailcoach now officially supports PostgreSQL and SQLite in addition to MySQL.
You can now add and remove suppressed email addresses through the Mailcoach API, making suppression management easier to automate.
Mailcoach now tracks subscriber engagement in a privacy-friendly way and lets you segment lists based on opens, clicks, and activity.
You can now create list segments based on subscriber attributes and target campaigns using custom subscriber data.
You can now define attributes on an email list and merge them with subscriber attributes when rendering emails.
You can now continue a cancelled campaign, creating a new campaign that sends only to subscribers who had not received the original.
Mailcoach now supports sending through Resend, a developer focused email service provider.
After having revamped our marketing pages last month, we’re launching our new beautiful UI for the app today. Let’s take a closer look at all the changes.
Wow, it smells fresh here! We just launched a big update to our marketing website and branding, and we’re excited to tell you a bit more about the process behind the rebrand, and the choices we’ve made in regards to our messaging.
Mailcoach 7 adds split testing, MJML support, Livewire 3 support, suppression lists, improved tables, and more.
Send polished email templates that look great across devices and browsers using MJML, added in Mailcoach 7.0.
With Mailcoach, protecting your email list & subscription forms against spam is crucial to protect your sending reputation. Mailcoach now makes this easy by integrating with Cloudflare Turnstile, the privacy friendly alternative to Google's ReCaptcha. In this blogpost we'll write a guide on how to set up Cloudflare Turnstile with your self-hosted Mailcoach instance. Mailcoach already has this enabled for all teams & users.
We’ve just added the ability to use GitHub and Google OAuth to sign in or register with Mailcoach.
Failing webhooks are now handled more gracefully.
This small new tag prevents parts of your email from appearing in the webview version of the email.
In our latest Mailcoach update, we added some nice features to the Webhooks functionality.
This unlock our automations to be used for other things besides sending emails
You can now store custom attributes on subscribers and use them as placeholders in your campaigns.
Mailcoach can now handle email sending for you, so you no longer need an account with an external mailer like SES, Mailgun, or Postmark.
This feature will help leading your audience to your older content.
Both self-hosted Mailcoach and Mailcoach provide a powerful API for integrating Mailcoach functionality into your app. To help you get started, we now offer easy-to-use SDKs.
In Mailcoach and the upcoming v6 of the self-hosted version of Mailcoach, we’ve made it much easier to connect an email sending service to Mailcoach. In this blog post we’d like to explain why and how we’ve done this.